1. Michael Rodriguez
1534 Stonewood Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(785) 383-6616
mr_michael.rodriguez@yahoo.com / www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-rodriguez/15/9aa/461/
OBJECTIVE: Senior Investigator with extensive experience in multi-facet felony level investigations; a
multi-task-oriented manager with strong abilities to communicate effectively and provide effective results.
PROFESSIONAL OVERVIEWS:
Top Secret Security Clearance Leadership Computer proficient
Criminal Investigations
Networking
Executive Level Personal Security
Conflict Resolution
Inter-personal Skills
Plans/Organization
Tri-lingual
(English/Spanish/Russian)
Operations Management
Results Oriented
Financial Records processing
Proficient in MS Office
(Outlook/Word/Excel/PowerPoint)
RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
May 13 - Present: Supervisory Special Agent / Asst. Operations Officer, 10th Military Police Battalion
(CID), Fort Bragg, NC
 Manages the Battalion’s Operational Contingency Fund Program totaling $50,000
 Provides leadership and supervision the Battalion’s Counter-Narcotics Teams, oversees the training,
preparation, documentation and execution of all counter-narcotics operations across the states of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
 Prepares weekly Executive Summaries for executive level leaders
Jul 12 - May 13: Special Agent in Charge, Fort Bragg CID Office, Fort Bragg, NC
 Led, supervised and managed a federal law enforcement agencyof 70 investigative and support personnel;
the largest field office within the USACIDC organization.
 Expertly managed the development of investigative reports in the sexual assault, counter-narcotics,
economic fraud arena, person and property crimes with a successful solve rate of 92%.
Jul 11 - Jul 12: Supervisory Special Agent / Battalion Operations Officer, 1001st Military Police Battalion
(CID), Fort Riley, KS
 Directed investigative operations for five federal law enforcement offices across nine states and 70
investigative and investigative support personnel
 Provided guidance and reviewed over 1,400 investigative reports; accumulatively, the Battalion’s offices
a 94% solve rate.
Oct 10 - Jun 11: Special Agent in Charge, Fort Riley CID Office, Fort Riley, KS
 Supervised, mentored and trained 18 investigative and investigative support personnel while providing
guidance and direction to the office’s 500 investigative reports.
 Led a multi-agency child murder case where two subjects fled authorities; through expert coordination
and communication with federal agencies, both subjects were subsequently apprehended.
 Single-handedly created a CID Commander’s book which provided situational awareness and timely
criminal intelligence products to executive and senior officers.
 Identified and remedied systematic problems with death and crime scene documentation; reducing overall
office deficiencies by 60%.

2. Jul 08 - Sep 10: Special Agent in Charge, Daegu CID Office, Daegu, Republic of Korea
 Provided superior supervisory and managerial skills in the daily operations of two investigative units.
Units conducted 150 felony investigations, while achieving a solve rate of 94%.
 Initiated a joint training program with the installation’s sexual assault coordinator, which contributed to a
reduction in sexual assaults while providing increased awareness.
 Led and directed a joint investigation with the Korean Custom’s Service in identifying a black market
scheme in which $20,000 worth of commissary goods were diverted for illegal use on the Korean
economy.
 Took the initiative and improved the quality of the office’s transportation by acquiring eight vehicles
through the installation’s re-supply program; saving the unit over $95,000 in replacement costs.
Jul 03 – Ju1 08: Asst. Special Agent in Charge/Special Agent in Charge (interim), Fort Drum CID Office,
Fort Drum, NY
 Re-energized the office’s economic crime program resulting in the completion of 15 investigations, the
recovery of $100,000 and the cost avoidance of over $500,000.
 As the Special Agent in Charge (interim) expertly supervised, directed and solved four executive level,
high profile war crime investigations involving 14 subjects.
 As the Asst. Special Agent in Charge, supervised and guided the office in successfully investigating and
resolving over 290 investigations with an overall solve rate of 92%.
 Led an investigative team in collecting facts, establishing timelines and sequence of events involving a
highly sensitive officer involved shooting. Expertise and experience were directly responsible for
identifying the sequence and trajectory of shots fired.
Sep 98 - Aug 03: Unit Chief, Fort Lewis CID Office, Fort Lewis, WA
 Supervised a pro-active Economic Crime Team whose investigative efforts identified fraudulent activities
in several organization’s purchase credit card. Efforts led to the recovery of $140,000 in funds and
property and the identification of over $300,000 in cost avoidance.
 Served as the primary liaison officer with the Seattle-FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force following the
terrorist attacks of 9/11. Contributed significantly to the to the military community by providing critical
and timely criminal intelligence and investigative leads.
 Established a protocol with the local prosecutor’s office for processing juveniles identified as having
committed crime on the military installation. Prior to establishing this protocol, there was no feasible or
practical way to deal with juvenile offenders. Efforts streamlined the investigative and judicial process.
 Selected the office’s senior officers, conducted key investigations into the potential theft of munitions.
Through tenacious investigative skills, identified numerous deficiencies concerning ammunition handling
procedures resulting in the recovery of $5,000 in munitions and $25,000 in recovered government
property.
Aug 97 - Aug 98: Special Agent, Yongsan CID Office, Yongsan, Republic of Korea
 Effectively managed and solved 55 economic-fraud, person and property crimes while recovering over
$500,000 in government funds and property.
 Led a team and meticulously investigated a high profile gang rape of a woman. Effectively collected
vital information concerning the incident which led the timely identification of five subjects within a 24
hour period. All testimonial and physical evidence led to the successful conviction of the subjects.
Apr 96 - Aug 97: Special Agent, Fort Bliss CID Office, Fort Bliss, TX
 Investigated over 100 sexual assault, person and property investigations; identified over 120 subjects
while achieving an 86% solve rate.
 Thoroughly and vigorously managed and investigated over 20 economic crime investigations while
effectively utilizing networking skills in earning a solve rate of 100% and recovering over $46,000 in
government funds.

3. EDUCATION:
Civilian:
 BS; Latin American Studies; University of Massachusetts; Amherst, MA 1991
Military:
 Warrant Officer Staff Course, Fort Rucker, AL May 2013
 Warrant Officer Advance Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Nov 2009
 Warrant Officer Candidate School, Fort Rucker, AL Jul 2000
 Warrant Officer Basic Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Sep 2000
 Military Police Advance Leaders Course, Fort McClellan, AL Sep 1996
 Electronic Warfare Voice Interceptor Course, Goodfellow AFB, TX Oct 1993
 Defense Language Institute, Presidio of Monterey, CA Apr 1993
 Advanced Individual Training (11B-Infantryman), Fort Benning, GA Aug 1986
 U.S. Army One Station Unit Training, Fort Benning, GA Aug 1985
PROFESSIONAL COURSES AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING / CERTIFICATIONS:
 Advanced Crime Scene Investigative Techniques Course, Apr 2011
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
 Special Victims Unit Training Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Mar 2011
 Criminal Anti-Terrorism and Police Intelligence Management Course, Fort Apr 2008
Leonard Wood, MO
 Reid Interviews and Interrogation Course (Advance), Fort Drum, NY Nov 2007
 Sexual Assault Investigation Training Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Feb 2005
 Environmental Crimes Investigations Course, Fort Leonard, MO Aug 2004
 Hostage Negotiation Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Dec 2003
 Fire/Arson Course, National Fire Academy, Emmetsburg, PA May 2001
 Advanced Fraud Investigations Course, Fort McClellan, AL June 1999
 Fraud Investigations Methods, Orlando, FL Mar 1999
 Reid Interviews and Interrogation Course (Basic), Yongsan, Korea May 1998
 Protective Service Training Course, Fort McClellan, AL May 1997
 Child Abuse Prevention and Interview Techniques Course, Fort McClellan, AL Feb 1997
 Army CID Special Agent Course, Fort McClellan, AL Apr 1996
 Defense Language Institute (Russian), Presidio of Monterey, CA 1992 – 1993
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
 Military Police Regimental Association
 U.S. Army Warrant Officer Association
LANGUAGES:
 Spanish
 Russian
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
 I believe in the team concept and sharing ideas; brainstorming those difficult challenges and am unafraid
or unwavering of when managing difficult obstacles.
 I exercise routinely; am an avid runner and eat healthy.

4.  I've owned three classic Ford Mustangs (1969-Coupe / 1967 Coupe / 1965 Convertible).
 I'm a Family Man and am proud of my three daughters and one son.